Baritone Grant Youngblood commands the stage this summer as Horace Tabor in the 60th anniversary production of The Ballad of Baby Doe. On this episode, recorded a few days after Opening Night in July, Grant shares his thoughts on this iconic Colorado silver king, including his theory as to why Horace left Augusta for Baby Doe.
Read MoreIn a review of La Traviata at the Maltz, Daniel Hathaway with ClevelandClassical.com described Grant’s performance:
…Speaking of introductions and first impressions, when we first met the outstanding baritone Grant Youngblood, it was clear that Alfredo’s father was going to figure as a real, flesh-and-blood element in the plot rather than the usual cardboard character. Youngblood’s voice was as alluring as his stage presence.
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